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Nathaniel Walton
Program Instructor, Consumer Horticulture
waltonn2@msu.edu
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Mary Wilson
Ornamentals, Landscape and Turf Systems
wilsonm1@msu.edu
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Julia Darnton
Community Food Systems, Leadership and Community Engagement
darntonj@msu.edu
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David Smitley
Pest Management in Turfgrass
smitley@msu.edu
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Rebecca Krans
Consumer Hort
kransr@msu.edu
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Sarah Rautio
Consumer Horticulture Educator
rautio@msu.edu
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Ellen Koehler
Education Coordinator
koehle43@msu.edu
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Rebecca Finneran
Ornamentals, Landscape and Turf Systems
Finneran@msu.edu
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Robert Bricault
Ornamentals, Landscape and Turf Systems
bricault@msu.edu
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Robert Bricault
Ornamentals, Landscape and Turf Systems
bricault@msu.edu
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David Lowenstein, PhD
Consumer Horticulture
lowenst6@msu.edu
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Smart soils: What you can do to reduce phosphorus
Published on May 10, 2016
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Natural Enemies in Field Crops: A Guide to Biological Control (E2721)
Published on October 27, 2015
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Understanding the MSU Soil Test Report (E0015)
Published on February 18, 2016
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Smart gardens begin with healthy soil
Published on May 12, 2016
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National Pesticide Applicator Certification Core Manual (E3009)
Published on November 11, 2015
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Attracting Beneficial Insects with Native Flowering Plants (E2973)
Published on November 10, 2015
Conservation of natural enemies of insects (predators and parasitoids) and pollinators (bees) around the farm or garden can help suppress pests and increase crop yields. Many beneficial insects rely on plants for nectar and pollen or shelter.
